Switch build tool from tsup to tsdown #50
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@threepointone What is the best practice here in your opinion? |
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tsup's fine in that it's not broken, but I'll investigate tsdown (and use it in a couple of repos too if it's straightforward). but for now it's fine, even agents uses tsup atm. |
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oh this is a PR. lemme verify and come back it. |
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I tested tsdown, it's pretty good, faster. We moved agents to it. We could land this one. |
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Update: We'd like to land this but @threepointone mentioned something about a dependency version conflict with vitest-pool-workers? Maybe he can explain. |
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tsup is not actively maintained anymore. Official documentation also recommends migration to tsdown.